Beethoven development section Flashcards

0
Q

What modulation is used to get to the development?

A

Tertiary shift

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What bar does the development start on?

A

Bar 110

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2
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What is meant by tertiary shift?

A

Similar to an interrupted cadence, it is a modulation.

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3
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What is the new key?

A

A major

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4
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What method of modulation is used frequently in this section?

A

Circle of 5ths

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5
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What is important about the chord in bar 110?

A

It is forte but 1st inversion so is weakened.

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6
Q

What mood does bar 121 portray and does does it achieve this mood?

A

Tremolando on a minor chord creates tension and suspense.

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7
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Where is the rising arpeggio, in bars 122-123 vc+cb, a theme from?

A

1st subject bar 16-17 1st violins.

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8
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Name a bar on the first page of the development where there is contrary motion.

A

Bar 125 1st violins and vc+cb

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